Sentence examples for might be attached from inspiring English sources

In the growing darkness, Hazel thought a duck's bill might be attached to the child.

One Republican staff member said the Thomas proposal might be attached to an economic stimulus package.

He said it might be attached to the house next month.

Two fellow inmate-firefighters were killed last week in Utah in a lightning strike, raising questions about just how much value might be attached to an inmate's life.

But of all the descriptors that might be attached to the podcast (which drops each weekday morning at six), complacent, conceited, and censorious are not among them.

It appeared from the car's enthusiastic reception that Lamborghini would have no trouble selling the Egoista, at whatever price might be attached to it.

Mr. Marasco, like other executives in the formula business, said his company had no plans to stop making the nonadditive formulas because many consumers might still be attached to those brands.

They had to create one and then add in the chapels, jails, workhouses, towns, ships, schools and individuals to whom clerics might also be attached, a journey that extended beyond England's shores to America and the colonies, to Riga and Constantinople.

That is, a 5 min digestion with Lyz exposes a high amount of OspA that is associated with the peptidoglycan layer (Fig. 3B) and a 45 min or 30 min digestion exposes a lower amount of OspA that is associated with the peptidoglycan layer (Fig. 3B and 3C), suggesting that OspA might not be attached to the membrane.

For those who inhabit a human world, drives might come to be attached to any number of aims or objects, and felt through any number of bodily locales.

The cat might come to be attached to you, especially if it's stray.